Hitler's Terror Weapons by Brooks, Geoffrey (the best books of all time TXT) 📕

analysis, by calculator, indicates that the exact distance would be 63.7079 metres for the optimum harmonic reaction. I believe that there is not much doubt that the Tibetans had possession of the secrets relating to the geometric structure of matter and the methods of manipulating the harmonic values.”

Linking the yogic practices of the Vril Society in Hitler’s Germany to mystical Tibetan techniques, the writer Alec Maclellan173, unfortunately without stating his source, claimed that he had examined copies “of certain strange documents which once belonged to initiates of the Vril Society”. What he writes seems authentic, for he admits:

“if the two methods sound like mumbo-jumbo associated with mediaeval witchcraft spells, then it is also a feeling shared by the author. However, as I am not a practising mystic – nor can I claim profound knowledge of the secrets of mysticism – I would not hastily denounce the documents.”

For the foregoing reason, i.e. that Mr Maclellan does not understand the documents and reports them merely as a matter of passing interest, I believe it safe to accept them as genuine. I do not propose to reproduce them here, but for those interested the paperback version of Mr Maclellan’s book is still in print, and anybody who has studied Tibetan mysticism will recognize their purpose at once. They are undoubtedly the “methods of concentration and the whole system of internal gymnastics by which the mind is transformed” spoken of by Dr Willy Ley in his Essay Pseudo-Sciences under the Nazi Regime.

A lodge of the Vril Society was essentially a Berlin annexe to a Tibetan monastery. The utmost determination was required of the young women and men accepted as initiates. Mystical attainment is not a matter of performing rites: the prime necessity is to be virtuous and firmly abstain from evil. The difference between realized mortals and ordinary humanity is simply that the former are aware of their underlying identity with Reality. Once the illusory ego falls away, Man becomes heir to special powers and all the knowledge of the Cosmos. Under the close supervision of a lama, who would employ additional techniques such as communication through trance states, a point made by Bulwer-Lytton in a lengthy passage, the initiate would eventually achieve the expansion of consciousness desired. Mr Maclellan’s document shows the ‘Mystic Way’, a Tibetan meditation technique of the Kalachakra School in which the mind has to be concentrated on a mandala while endlessly intoning the Tibetan letter K. The ‘Scientific Way’ is that technique of meditation practised in ritual intercourse between a male initiate and a female adept.

In the chapter of his book headed Green Dragon, White Tiger, the Taoist John Blofeld174 described in outline this dual cultivation or sexual yoga which is a strictly regulated discipline. The process is far from simple and requires great yogic skill. It is not a licence for sexual pleasure and is in fact dangerous for men who have difficulty in freeing themselves from the bondage of the senses. Tantric sexual exercises have powerful effects on the bio-tensile field and are capable of charging them with a great quantity of energy. These energies can be directed by the mind, producing effects of movement in matter but the object is to attain mystical understanding. The onset of cosmic consciousness triggered unexpectedly by sexual activity was vividly described thus by a 32-year-old woman:

“Every time we made love, I had an out-of-the-body trip. It was like moving through a tunnel at warp speed, moving through space, passing stars and planets until I seemed to be at the centre of the cosmos. The Universe opened up to me. All kinds of knowledge and mathematical equations were passing through me. I understood them all in a split second and forgot them just as quickly. After three months of this I had to shut down … or die. I couldn’t possibly handle the knowledge and information passing through me.”175

This woman’s fear of death was very real and was due to the fact that people:

“are afraid to forget their own minds, fearing to fall through the void with nothing on to which they can cling.”176

The terror is the reason why monastic training, under the close supervision of a guru or enlightened lama, is essential at all stages. Without it the condition can never be stabilized so as to use the “mathematical equations and knowledge”, the sum total of knowledge in the Universe, becoming available to a human mind within the limits of the individual personality as vast dormant areas of the brain are suddenly opened.

Minds linked in the Reality merge at that level and this linkage ends the destructive competitiveness caused by the concept of separate identities. Ultimately a race of mystics would acquire a single integrated consciousness as compared to the fragmented billions of personalities of which humanity presently consists. Each person of the super-race would then function as an individual but in harmony with the Whole. The initial mystery is to understand how the personality:

“… can be merged like a drop of quicksilver in the Whole, yet be still separate as a grain of sand in the desert”177

and it is purposeless to attempt to secure the answer except through meditation, for:

“it cannot be looked for or sought, comprehended by wisdom or knowledge, explained in words, contacted objectively or reached by good works.”178

One can only know it intuitively. Humankind as a species composed of enlightened mystics linked in mind and conscience would be a truly formidable advance. All the world’s problems caused by individuation simply fall away; because the only thing to do is the right thing, poverty, war, crime, hunger, fear, intolerance, in fact all misery, are gone. A few moments’ reflection on the implications of access to universal knowledge should be sufficient to convince one that the super-race would eventually exert direct dominance over time, space and matter, that is, it would begin to manifest ‘god-like’ powers. In this way, Man would begin to become God. The tremendous struggle to understand this sixth stage of evolution accounts for all